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Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain LP Vinyl Record For Sale - 180 Gram Yellow And Red

Label: Columbia Records | Ref: CL 1480

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  • Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain LP Vinyl Record For Sale - 180 Gram Yellow And Red
  • Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain LP Vinyl Record For Sale - 180 Gram Yellow And Red
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Grading

Vinyl:
New (Sealed)
Jacket:
New (Sealed) | Very Good ++ | 1" split @ top center (vinyl bag is not split but top seam is, its just the paper popped up, and could possibly be glued back down) | HYPE STICKERS on packaging
Size:
12"x12"
Speed:
33rpm
Scarcity:
VERY RARE YELLOW AND RED 180 GRAM COLORED VINYL
Pressed:
2012
Info 1:
Original Release
Info2:
STILL SEALED
Comments1:
Very Collectible And !$$ PRICED TO SELL $$!
Comments2:
HINT: Combine Multiple Items For KILLER Shipping (only $1 each extra item)
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In Stock

Detailed Album Information & Tracklist

Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain - Columbia Records CL 1480 - 2012 - VERY RARE 180 Gram YELLOW And RED Vinyl Reissue Of 1960 Original Release - SEALED With Hype Stickers - Special Edition Curated By: Carlos Santana

Tracks:

Concierto De Aranjuez
Will O' The Wisp (From ''El Amor Brujo'')
The Pan Piper
Saeta
Solea

    Miles Davis’ Sketches of Spain is where jazz meets the drama, color and atmosphere of Spanish music. Released in 1960 and arranged by the brilliant Gil Evans, the album moves away from a traditional jazz band sound and surrounds Miles Davis’ unmistakable trumpet with rich orchestration, percussion and haunting melodies. The centerpiece of the album is the beautiful, slow-moving “Concierto de Aranjuez,” while “Saeta” and “Solea” bring in flamenco inspired sounds and a darker, more emotional edge. It’s sophisticated, atmospheric, cinematic and incredibly expressive. A great choice for Miles fans, jazz newcomers, and anyone looking for vinyl records that creates a mood from the very first note.

Genre/s: Jazz
For Fans Of: Dave Brubeck, John Coltrane, Stan Getz
Official Release Date: July 18, 1960